The Agriculture Department, which has 7,500 inspectors, is responsible for enforcing a number of consumer protection rules that officials say have little or nothing to do with food safety.
But during the campaign, Mr. Bush made several statements indicating that he did not fully agree with the government's case and the court-ordered remedy -- breaking the company in two and enforcing a number of restrictions on its conduct.
The commission was tasked with enforcing a number of provisions contained within the Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform act, which marked its five-year anniversary in July, including the pay-ratio rule.
Regarding livestock health and husbandry, the Ardo'en, assisted by village elders, enforce a number of rules to minimise conflict in the event of livestock disease outbreak; 'the head of the village will mobilise the people and tell them they shouldn't go close to that man's cattle, and people will listen to the rule, and they will not go closer' (male FGD participant, aged 65).
The last restriction is equivalent to enforcing a number of monophyletic relationships.
Multi-stage collusive attack (MSCA) covers a large class of attack variants, and commonly refers to an attack consists of several atomic attack stages and is enforced by a number of coordinated attack parties.
While positive eugenics, or the enforced breeding of higher types, never became law, negative eugenics, or the sterilization of the feebleminded or infirm, did become public policy enforced by a number of American states and upheld by the United States Supreme Court in an eight-to-one decision in Buck v. Bell (274 U.S. 200, 1927).
Local hosting has been one of the key requirements that the regulator has enforced against a number of other companies as part of its "data protection" rules, and over the last couple of years while some high-profile companies have run afoul of the these regulations, others (including Apple and Google) have reportedly complied.
As the Guardian revealed on Friday, it was a small group of between six and 10 people, with a clear leader (Sabu) and enforcer (Kayla), with a number of hangers-on.
Although economic enterprises do have the legal obligation to arrange benefits, including health insurance, for 'laid-off' workers [ 16], the implementation of this policy has not been effectively enforced due to a number of reasons, particularly the poor financial status of many enterprises [ 1].
